News and Articles
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Northumbrian Water Limited v Sir Robert McAlpine Limited
20th May 2014
Developer escapes liability for failing to undertake obscure search.Read article -
Sending Nuisance Neighbours to Coventry
16th May 2014
The recent Supreme Court decision in Coventry v Lawrence [2014] UKSC 13 raises interesting points relating to the tort of private nuisance and the remedies available to a successful Claimant, primarily in respect of nuisance arising from noise, but of wider importance on the issue of damages being granted in lieu of injunctive relief.Read article -
Human rights and property law, the potential impact of the decision in Malik v Fassenfelt
16th May 2014
Property lawyers have not generally needed to take a great deal of notice of Human Rights law. Particularly in the field of commercial property the impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 has been fairly minimal. The reason for this is that the HRA 1998 does not, generally, impose any obligations on private individuals. In the lexicon of human rights jargon, the effect of the Act is vertical not horizontal; that is to say it regulates relations between state and citizen and not between private individuals or companies.Read article -
Marks & Spencer PLC v BNP Paribas
14th May 2014
It is difficult to imply a term into a lease and parties need to spell out the position clearly regarding re-imbursement payments for rent, service charge, sinking fund, and insurance when a Lease can be ended early.Read article -
Friends Life Management Services Limited v A&A Express Building Limited
09th May 2014
Pay close attention to lease requirements when calculating service charge and crediting provisional sums.Read article -
Lie v Mohile
09th May 2014
Ensure the right parties make the statutory application for a new business tenancy.Read article -
Windermere Marina Village Ltd v Wild – respect the courts
28th Apr 2014
Provisions in residential leases enabling landlords to determine each tenant’s service charge proportion may be void.Read article -
Windermere Marina Village Ltd v Wild - respect the courts
28th Apr 2014
Provisions in residential leases enabling landlords to determine each tenant’s service charge proportion may be void.Read article -
Annual Conference – Case Law Kaleidoscope
28th Apr 2014
Nicholas Dowding QC practises at Falcon Chambers, specialising in the law of landlord and tenant, and he is regarded as one of the ablest and most sought-after silks in this field. HRead article -
E. Surv Limited v Goldsmith Williams Solicitors
24th Apr 2014
Failure to highlight a property price discrepancy may cost solicitors dearly.Read article